31-36 Months Hearing Milestones and warning Signs

By what age should a child be able to follow three-step instructions like "Pick up the toy, put it in the box, and bring it to me"?

• 18 months

• 24 months

• 30 months

• 36 months

Which of the following is a normal hearing milestone for a 36-month-old child?

• Using two-word sentences like "want juice"

• Asking "why" questions and understanding basic answers

• Responding only to loud sounds

• Not recognizing their name in noisy settings

Which of the following could be a warning sign of hearing loss in a 33-month-old child?

• Understanding and answering "why" questions

• Speaking in four- to five-word sentences

• Ignoring instructions unless they are repeated loudly

• Using a vocabulary of 900-1,000 words

By what age should a child have a vocabulary of about 900-1,000 words?

• 24 months

• 30 months

• 36 months

• 42 months

What might it indicate if a 36-month-old child does not engage in simple conversations?

• They are shy, but it's normal

• Potential hearing loss or communication delay

• Early advanced development

• Prefers visual learning over verbal communication

By what age should a child be able to follow three-step commands like "Pick up the ball, put it on the table, and give it to me"?

What is the typical vocabulary size for a 36-month-old child?

What might be a warning sign of hearing loss if a child frequently asks for things to be repeated?

What is a normal response for a 33-month-old when asked "Where’s your toy?"

Why is it concerning if a 36-month-old child shows little interest in stories or music?